Poland

Key contacts are listed under the following headings:

All (i.e. covering all or most cultural areas)
Heritage (archaeology, archives, conservation, man-made heritage, museums)
Media (advertising, broadcasting, digital media, film & video, newspapers & magazines, TV & radio)
Performing (dance, music, opera, puppetry, theatre)
Visual (architecture, crafts, design, galleries & art museums, photography, resources for artists)
Words (books & reading, language, libraries, resources for writers)
Links to other European countries

(Culture.Info webpages are available for sponsorship or advertising – and individual entries can be highlighted or can have a logo or additional information included – for more information, send an email to geoffrey@euclid.info)

Websites that have at least some content in English are marked (+EN)

All

Arts Centres

Baltic Sea Cultural Centre +EN

Children's Art Centre +EN

International Cultural Centre +EN

Education & Training

Permanent Conference of Chancellors of Arts Schools +EN

Government

Adam Mickiewicz Institute

Culture in the EU +EN

Culture.pl promote Polish culture throughout the world +EN

Ministry of Culture and National Heritage

National Center for Culture +EN

Resource Centres

Cultural Promotion Centre +EN

Heritage

Archives

Archive of New Records

Central Archive of Historical Records +EN

Council for Protection of Memory of Combat and Martyrdom

Head Office of State Archives +EN

Institute of National Memory +EN

Ministry of Culture: Archives & Museums

National Center for Historical Monument Studies and Documentation +EN

Polish Archivists' Association

Büro Kopernikus
an initiative of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (German Federal Cultural Foundation). From 2004 to 2006 we carried out 22 German-Polish cultural projects that took place in both countries. After three successful years we will close our doors at the end of 2006. But Büro Kopernikus will continue to be accessible online – in the form of our online publication BüroKopernican Turn, which provides information on the projects, further readings, and a huge database with artists and institutions in both countries.